SSP

Just an fyi. Tomorrow morning, on NPR's Weekend Edition show, they will have a story on what it takes to be an urban bicycle commuter.

I'll post a link to the story when it appears on their website.

Banzai

Arrggh! I recently moved to a place that is out of the reach of NPR and it's driving me CRAZY! I never thought this would happen. How am I supposed to sip my morning tea with NPR news now?

I just needed to vent for a moment, and I look forward to that link.

deputyjones

THAT definitely sucks. I would freak out without my daily dose of Terry Gross . You can always listen online here though. They also have been very good about putting out podcasts of their shows if you have an MP3 player.

To the OP, thanks for the heads up.

KeatonR

Hey, if you have internet access (and it appears that you do), you can listen to most if not all of NPR content at https://www.npr.org.

dgossett

npr.org delays shows until they've broadcast on most stations. But most public radio stations have streams; I live in DC (www.wamu.org) but often listen to npr streams from Chicago (www.wbez.org) or SoCal (www.kpcc.org) to hear a show a couple hours before or after it broadcasts in DC...

cc_rider

Will have to listen later, online. Will probably be out doing some urban cycling time of morning.